The process lead is responsible for leading daily management systems and loss elimination processes that enable stable, reliable production of high quality products.

• Own the centerline management Daily Management System for the line
• Develop capability of the team to follow centerline Daily Management Systems with excellence
• Engage in the Shift Hand-Off, Shiftly Operational Review, Daily Operational Review, and Weekly Operational Review to understand losses, coach, build capability, etc.
• Ensure team daily management addresses centerline/Q-factor outages and quality issues
• Participate in Daily Management Systems and Equipment health checks with the line leader and team leaders to coach standards management
• Eliminate barriers for the line around quality related standard execution
• Own all quality measures on the scorecard for the line and execute gap analysis / action planning process
• Ensure set-up / changeovers are executed per the standards and own ongoing improvement/loss elimination of the procedures
• Work with the project resources to ensure all the impacts to quality and centerline management are managed
• Work with the teams and incoming material quality system owners to ensure materials issues are addressed and root caused appropriately
• Own the food safety program for the line
• Own master sanitization for the line
• Communication - ensure the teams are receiving the right information for quality, standards, and centerline management

• Tour Leadership (Coaching team on standards execution)
• Coach the teams on keeping the line at base condition
• Department level system ownership (could also own a site level system)
• Be a coach for the teams on the use of GPS (IWS) tools to solve problems (Why Why, Basic Problem Solving, etc.)
• Escalate issues that need further attention properly
• Demonstrate the GSF Creed and Values

• Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering: Chemical, Mechanical or Electrical preferred.

• High level of reading comprehension
• Ability to write detailed correspondence and documentation
• Ability to use effective problem solving skills

• Ability to utilize complex mathematical formulas and ability to relate scientific theory to real world work processes

• Ability to wear personal protective equipment and/or clothing
• Stand/walk 8 or more hours per day
• Constantly twist/turn and talk/hear
• Frequently squat, bend, reach, handle/finger, grip/grasp and use fine motor tasks
• Occasionally lift up to 25 lbs from floor to shoulder level and carry 30 feet
• Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, and color vision

• Constantly work in damp, wet, humid and slippery environments
• Constantly work near moving machinery
• Constantly work in cold (35-40 degrees)
• Constantly work in high noise levels requiring hearing protection

• Bump cap, hair net, safety glasses, hearing protection, and smock.
• Rubber and cotton gloves.
• Knowledge of equipment on the production line you are responsible for
• Advanced level of computer skills